gsc-seo-analysislisted

# Google Search Console — SEO analysis How to pull the right Search Console data, read it correctly, and turn it into recommendations someone can act on. ## Before anything else 1. **Call `get_capabilities`.** It reports auth status in one call. If it says not authenticated, stop and work through `docs/troubleshooting.md` rather than letting every subsequent tool fail one at a time. 2. **Call `list_properties`.** Never guess a `site_url`. The exact string matters and there are two shapes: - `sc-domain:example.com` — a domain property, covers every subdomain and both protocols. - `https://www.example.com/` — a URL-prefix property, covers exactly that prefix. The trailing slash is part of the string. If the user has several, ask which one — or, if the site is obvious from context, state which you picked and move on. 3. **Load the site profile if one exists.** See the `gsc-site-profile` skill. A profile supplies the brand terms, competitor names, priority pages, and keyword categories that make a report specific instead of generic. Without one, the analysis below still works; it is just less opinionated. ## The tools, grouped by what they answer ### Orientation | Tool | Answers | | --- | --- | | `get_capabilities` | What can this server do, and am I authenticated? | | `list_properties` | Which sites do I have access to, and what are their exact URLs? | | `get_site_details` | Who verified this property and how? | ### Performance | Too